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Good way to be an opposition. Now let LASG come out to defence themselves |
Those criticising Soludo are only doing so bcuz of Peter Obi |
Make e fall first |
So disrespectful. |
He don win the hearts of Igbo like this? |
God continue to bless her richly. Truly Igbos are taking giant leap in Education |
Take note of the "Assemble" not like some company that claimed MANUFACTURING meanwhile na Assemble dem dey do.. |
I don’t think he can ever become Nigeria President again... that audio don spoil the remaining chances he has |
Congratulations to her and Nigeria. Far better than those useless slay queens |
This guy right here takes these clothes he sells around Enugu, even in the scorching sun. Every day, he keeps on toiling, hoping for a better day to come. One day he will own one of the biggest boutiques in Enugu State, and he will be known. People will neglect all these times he was doing it. So you think this guy can’t do Yahoo? Or do you think they are selected individuals who can do it? or you think you are too smart. If you go to Ogbete main market, you will see countless beautiful women hustling and even begging you to make your hair for a fee. Do you, by chance, think they can’t do hook up? Or do you think their PUNA is not sweeter than yours? Whatever stup!d things you are doing or about to do, using the fact that your family is poor or that you have suffered means that you have been nurturing that thought a long time ago; you are just looking for a reason to do it. If you ever do it just know that no one forced you to do it or even circumstance. You are not the only one who has suffered or who is suffering. Go to the Ogbete main market and see kids pushing barrows. But you are online claiming this or that when you have a smart phone or even a means you can make a living on. There is dignity in labour. Whatever we do in this life, whether good or bad, has a consequence. There was this guy who got signed by Aquafina Water, who gave him items worth 3 million or so. He was out there hustling under the sun; he was joyfully doing and added style to it, and opportunity saw him prepared. Imagine if he were at home. Do you think such an opportunity will come to him? He was showing up until the right opportunity saw him. Now he is a brand ambassador for Aquafina, and he is doing the same business on the side. There is still time to change; it isn’t too late. If na Akara start selling, if na sachet water start something now, and watch how God and the universe will change your story. (c)Kelvin Onovo Facebook page Lalasticlala Seun Obinoscopy Nlfpmod Mynd44
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E.g Mohisah: |
Asisat about to break more records |
So Every election won by APC is aided by INEC? |
Na him suppose win HEADIES Street artist of the year if not the mouth he made prior to the award show |
In a phone discussion with a friend, he said that I tend to either contradict myself, I asked how. He reminded me of saying that "Nigeria is advancing and at the same time underdeveloping." I told him that using generators to charge his iPhone15 ProMax, & Tesla is a good example. He cut the line. It is unfortunate that most Nigerians irrespective of their levels of education and exposure still lack basic understanding of human development. Where do I start explaining this because I no wan explain tire..... Check the banking system, we have some of the most advanced banking tech structures, yet when you have a simple issue of transaction failure, or reversal, it takes an arm or leg to rectify. That is the problem of having the STRUCTURE without the INFRA. Classic human underdevelopment. Every human advancement must have existing ancillary platform that enables its operations in a seamless manner. The platform in most cases are socio-cultural or intellectual. That is the INFRA. My big brother Dr. Femi Adebajo was complaining about the refusal of Nigerian motorists to adhere to simple rules on lane changes instead of straddling. That is an example. Some even think lane markings are waste of paints. Some countries are losing sleepless nights to ensure no woman dies while giving birth, and that more kids get to live past their 5th birthday (Under-Five Incidence), go and check your own statistics. Every negative development statistics in the world, we are among top 10, thats underdevelopment. You drive a N300 million 2023 Range Rover, or a N400 million Mercedes Benz G-Wagen. Yet the road leading to your house is pothole infested. And boys are stealing manhole covers everywhere, one jump into a manhole on high speed would wreck the multimillion naira one in town car. Advancement without development. You live in multi-billion exclusive estate, but still pay millions extra to estate security and association for basic things such as road maintenance and internal security. You know that you can be deleted from the face of the earth and nobody would see a trace of you till thy kingdom come. You know you live in a jungle..... A country where 122.5 million of the population has access to the internet, yet over 45 million defecate in the open. That is underdevelopment pro-max. Have you wondered why motorists give way to sirens of politicians but would not yield for ambulances? Because we are primitive people. If you check the budget of the 36 states of the federation AND the FCT, in the last decade, you'd be shocked to note that not up to 10% of the states had any plan for potable water. To them, almost every household provides their own water through boreholes, so there is no need for pipe borne water. In some villages, during Christmas, you'd see some people using luxury cars to fetch water. They do not see the irony because they do not know better. Absence of potable water is a sign of primitivity in a society. It is also a huge pointer to the sanitation levels within a given country. It is not for nothing that cities are planned with central sewage system. Visit any home in Nigeria, ask them where their septic tank is located, and ask where their borehole is located, do the maths, that is if you too understand. Have you bothered to know where these guys that evacuate human wastes dispose them? In the lagoon and wastelands where they return back to the food chain without adequate natural synthesisation. London built the first central sewage system in 1858. But 165 years later we can't even handle our own shit. In my village, we had pipe borne water supply before the Biafra War, and it was resuscitated after the war. But since the last 20 years, sinking a borehole has become the order of the day for every family including mine. The water facility has been abandoned. Remember Iju Water Works? It was a world class water treatment facility engineered by the Japanese. That one no concern me o. When I was growing up, within my rural locality in Mbaise, as at mid 80's, we had about 40 secondary schools, and all of them had boarding facilities. Among these secondary schools were about 10 older ones, each had a football field, a basketball court, a tennis court, a volleyball court, fully equipped science laboratories, clinic, libraries, and staff quarters etc etc. About 30 years later, it would be a miracle to see any with functioning facilities. Thats underdevelopment. And it is nationwide. I remember as a 10 year old my father would always take me with him whenever he's going to our local government headquarters for one thing or another. He'd drop me off at the library till later in the afternoon. Every LGA and state had functioning libraries. But today... Make I mind my business and adhere to my doctors instruction biko.—— Kelechi Deca Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun Obinoscopy Nlfpmod
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Go and cool yourself in the cell first. |
Are you okay at all? Is something ticking in your brain? Are you experiencing diarrhea of the brain? Are you saying the over 500k people that voted for Hope Uzodinma are Yorubas? Why must you guys pin everything tht happens in your Region on Yoruba or Hausa/ Fulani doings? franchasofficia: |
Upon all their noises Hope still win... Toothless and headless mobs they are truly. I diss them with Sauce Kid - Headless Chicken |
One thing i like about Asake is the fact that he never involve himself in any controversy .. I see Wizkid and OLAMIDE personality in him |
Abeg how much my $20 go be now? |
African Icon |
I respect your point and they are valid to me SIXTEENTH: |
Worst Governor in the history of South West |
Pessimistic plenty |
We need to know our figures in this country. Enough of Nigeria is about or Nigeria is Over. This is the time to know the actual figures POV: Dem don already picked me as one of the Supervisor early this year so I hope my selection is still valid. |
GOod let other feminist visit SenseRenew.com |
It is now common knowledge, although it did not used to be, that along with the Armenians, Ethiopians are the oldest Christians on Earth. I have been to Ethiopia twenty-five times in study of the roots of Scripture and the Ekklesia (the word used in the original Bible is Ekklesia, not Church. Church is an incorrect translation of the Koine Greek word Ekklesia, which actually means Gathering). One of the surprising things about Ethiopia is that their Scriptures and traditions are purer than those in Europe. For example, the oldest complete illustrated New Testament in the world is in Ethiopia. They are called the Garima Gospels and are written in the ancient Ge'ez language of Ethiopia. Also strange to outsiders is the fact that the Garima Gospels and other ancient Scriptures are kept in churches and monasteries that are in very hard to reach locations, like mountaintop churches and caves. It is because of their history. Over the course of a thousand years, they have been attacked by Muslims (funny enough, they gave asylum to the first Muslims when the Quraysh of Mecca were killing them). And often, the only safe place for them were mountaintops, caves and other treacherous terrains. I have been to some of these places, and much as I love God, I hesitate to go to these mountaintop monasteries and churches again because you can almost die getting there. The only way is by foot, and the Ethiopians are genetically evolved to do well in high altitudes. Pastor Favour Desimhi, who once followed me to Wenchi Cherkos Monastery, and I almost had a heart attack while my wife was climbing and smiling. But suffice it to say that the original Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church did not believe in the Trinity and worshipped on the Sabbath. They also circumcise males and abstain from pork. They considered many of the practices of European Catholicism as heresy. The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and the Coptic Church of Egypt were initially very unreceptive to new ideas from Rome and other European centres of Catholicism. However, that all changed when they were attacked by wave after wave of Muslim armies. Things got to head after yet another attack by a Muslim army led by Imam Ahmad ibn Ibrahim al-Ghazi, a military leader from the Adal Sultanate, which is in present-day Somalia. At around 1539, he attacked and occupied the Christian nation of Abyssinia, now known today as Ethiopia. The Emperor of Habesha (Habesha is an alternative name for Abyssinia or Ethiopia), Dawit II, had, in a panic, requested help from Christian Europe through João Bermudes, a Portuguese Catholic priest. Ardent followers of my page will remember that I visited the palace of this same Dawit II in Lalibela, in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. The King of Portugal, John III of Portugal, a Catholic (as were most Europeans at the time), offered help on the condition that the Abyssinians accepted the Trinity and the veneration of Mary, as well as other Catholic doctrines. Caught between a rock and a hard place, Dawit II did not object vigorously, although he was not thrilled with the idea. He had to be practical. He was not in a position suitable for refusal. But his son, Gelawdewos, who was more conscious than his father of their standing as royals of the Solomonic dynasty, was not sold on the idea. He eventually defeated the Muslim army with the help of Portuguese musketeers led by Cristóvão da Gama. After the defeat of the Muslims, Gelawdewos, who succeeded his father, refused to follow through with the conditions of the Portuguese king and insisted on the observance of Saturday, the Sabbath Day, as the day of worship, the refusal of his people to eat pork, and the practice of circumcision, amongst others. Sadiy, after a Muslim army defeated Gelawdewos on March 23, 1559, and killed him, João Bermudes and his fellow Portuguese Catholic priests overwhelmed the Abyssinians with teachings on the Trinity, Sunday worship, non-requirement of circumcision, and the veneration of Mary. Left with no army and almost entirely at the mercy of the military assistance they were expecting from Europe, these dogmas were accepted and have continued to cause division and controversy in Ethiopia even until today. Reno Omokri Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #TableShaker. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Globetrotter. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Influencer of the Year 2022. Seun Mynd44 Nlfpmod Lalasticlala |
She can’t even clean the ceiling fan in her room.... dirty girl |
Thank you SIXTEENTH: |
Good evening guys. I need your help in setting up Xmas event in my workplace. I work in a newly built private hospital, the management want I and my team to set up Christmas Event that can hold in the hospital facility. The hospital is section into two; I. Hospital section- consist of wards II. Diagnostics section- consist of Administrative offices, scans, renal, consultations rooms etc. The hospital section building is about 10 meters away from the diagnostic building Currently we’re not yet operating in full capacity but we believed that by December there will more patients in the wards. The challenges now is that [WHAT CAN OF EVENT CAN WE DO WITHOUT DISTURBING THE PATIENTS THAT MAYBE IN THE WARD AT THAT TIME Please I need your suggestions Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun Obinoscopy Nlfpmod |
The reason why we did not choose Nigerian-made cars is because they don’t manufacture their vehicles, but they assemble them. “I prefer Nigerian-made products, but the Nigerian car companies are only buying the vehicle parts and assembling them here. INNOSON and NORD how true is this? |